
What is DataQs and Why Should Fleets Care?
Watch to learn how FMCSA's DataQs system helps fleets challenge inaccurate safety data, protect CSA scores, and improve compliance records.
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Watch to learn how FMCSA's DataQs system helps fleets challenge inaccurate safety data, protect CSA scores, and improve compliance records.
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Winter is approaching, and online driver training platform CarriersEdge has all the courses needed for any fleet to prepare its drivers for winter road conditions. Let’s learn more about the course offerings.
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Small and midsize fleets deserve better telematics. RoadEazy’s Todd Palumbo explains how simpler tech and local partners are changing the game.
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Fleets made safety and risk non-negotiable in 2025, leaning on data, cameras, and smarter security to protect drivers, assets, and operations.
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New tech isn’t the problem. Adoption is. Dr. Alison Betz shares how fleets can build lasting behavior change that actually moves the needle.
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Motive has launched new AI models for lane swerving, smoking, and forward parking, and can identify early signs of distracted and fatigued driving
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Autocar, a manufacturer of severe-duty vocational trucks, announced its latest safety innovation, the Smart Battery Cable, which is designed to reduce the risk of electrical fires in refuse trucks.
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How do you improve visibility for driving in winter weather and keep your fleet safer? Let’s learn more from Jane Jazrawy, CEO of CarriersEdge.
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From blind spots to busy streets, refuse operators face it all. Modern safety tech helps keep them protected and confident on every route.
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How can fleet drivers stay safer while driving in winter weather and on slick roads? Start by following these three tips from Jane Jazrawy, CEO of CarriersEdge.
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Tech streamlines fleet registrations, but compliance is still complex. Here are five ways to use technology to stay ahead of renewals and avoid costly issues.
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